Moreau High School - Voyager Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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S MPHONIC BA YU. V 14 ws.. JA 44 Switching Gears Once marching band season is over the band goes indoors. They switch gears from lhe exhausting practices and competition to a more relaxed parctice schedule high- ghted by a few concerts and some CMEA CCaIifornia Music Education Associationj -and festivals. Concert performances by the band include a Christmas concert, a pring concert. and the annual champagne concert. The champagne concert like last -ear was shared with the symphonic band from Bishop O'Dowd. This concert allows ompeting schools a chance to get together and perform without the pressure of ompetition or rivalry that often exists. Along with the marching band the symphonic and will be going to Canada and will perform at the World Expo in Vancouver. Q Y , A an Q A vw ZA SA I. Myron Tejada and Dagny Haman play their trumpets at practice. 2. Carlton Nielsen and Carl Arada count their rests. 3. Marcos Soria. Tony Williams and Pam Kato share a note during band. 4. Beth Johnson plays her solo for the director. 5. Tim Crooks concentrates vehemently on his music.

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MARCHI G B zr' -' l . X Ml SA l. Beth Johnson and Eric Evangelista lead the crowd in the Star Spangled Banner. 2. Christa Gall and Angela Banchieri twirl their flags during practice. 3. Maria Gutierrez raises her flute to the camera. 4. Grace Davis prepares her flag for the show. 5. Dale Wolford explains the arrangement to a restless group. 6. Arianna Giaroli braids Denise Mergel's hair for the football game. 7. The drumline practices hard for another first place. 8. Drum major Tina Canalas and other band members relax after the half time show. 44 f Sizey The Mariner March They put in many ho they were smaller tha swept the Logan and l including: lst place cl colorguard. and high Brava, Down Wind Cdr was lead by director captain Denise Mergel bands successful seas drum instructor Dave drea Musser. The band going to Canada to pe 1 955 - ,L 7 O . . ef f 5 i ff ' t I A Q -n gn -' ' vc.. . g... ,y,U..g 24 A Mite Q 1 ' it c . . .QV ! Doesn't Matter ng Band and Colorguard had another successful season. rs of practice and in traveling to competitions. Though most other bands the marching band did very well. They dependence field shows, winning all of the six trophies ss C, high music, high marching, high percussion, high eneral effect. This year the band performed La Fiesta m solob, l Go To Rio and Come in from the Rain. The band e Wolford, drum major Tina Canalas, and colorguard The other members of the staff that contributed to the on were marching and maneurvering Mike Anderson. ary and colorguard instructors Terri Sekellick and An- is looking forward to more successful seasons and will be rform in the Victoria Days Parade in May. al G

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F LL DRA l9S5 fr IJ. Rodney Duckton CRick Vogelb, Mildred Maxwell CErica Hessj, and Whitney Olive CBobby Grubbsj try to get acquainted the best they can. 25. Finding Whitney and his wife Jessica fCarrianne Pendleyj dead from poisoned wine. TV producer Jason Summers CDavid Bartalinij realizes he has stumbled upon the perfect murder. 35. The Stage Crew: flop rowb Vickie O'ReiIly, Nancy Rae Perata. Katie O'Reilly. Giovanna Shay. Andy Banchieri, Veronica See. Rudy Malanum. and Kristin Pinnatore, Qbottom rowj Amy Mazziotta, Mary Cumming. Lilia Chambers. and Jennifer Bitz. 2A f I, ix 3A DO E TO DEATH Death, murders, violence, and mayhem mixed with humor Done T Death , which was performed four nights in De- and sophistication- the setting for Moreau's I985 Fall Drama, cember, co bined reality with satire and parody. It was direct- Done To Death , written by Fred Carmichael. This modern ed by Arlene Hood, director of last year's acclaimed You Can'1 story brings together five murder mystery writers of complete- Take It Wi h You . The play was improved tremendously by se1 ly different styles to write plots for a TV series a la Alfred designer B ian Beacock, stage manager Tim Rogers, prop coor- Hitchcock Presents . All around them, dead bodies fall like dinator Lis May. excellent lights and sound by Andy Banchier toothpicks, and each author tries to figure out whodunit in their and Rudy alanum, and the all-girl stage crew. So whodunit? own style. Nobody. lt was all just a spoof. 46